Tour dates by country
Fans in Germany see the German shows, fans in Japan see the Japan leg.
Dynamic links
Different links
for different places.
Show a link only where it matters. Hide it from your hometown.
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Only in US
Hidden in Springfield
Target any country, state or city — or mobile vs. desktop. Rules run at the edge, so every visitor only sees what's meant for them.
Made for real places.
A few ways people use it.
Local shops and pop-ups
Point a link at a store or event that only makes sense in one state or city.
Prices and stores per country
Send each country to its own storefront, currency, or retailer.
App links by device
Show the app download on phones and the web version on desktop.
Keep it out of your hometown
Some links are for your fans, not your hometown. Hide a link in one city and keep it everywhere else.
Language and market links
Show the Spanish newsletter in Spain and Mexico, the English one elsewhere.
How it works.
- 1
Add a block
Any link, image, or social block on your page. - 2
Pick who sees it
Choose Only in or Hide in, then a country with an optional state or city. Mobile or desktop rules can be set through the API. - 3
Visitors see their version
Rules run at the edge while the page is built. No redirects and no extra scripts on the visitor's side.
Rules you can set.
- Continent
- e.g. all of Europe or Asia
- Country
- e.g. United States, Germany, Brazil
- State or region
- e.g. California, Bavaria
- City
- e.g. Los Angeles, Munich
- Device
- mobile or desktop
Combine several places per block. If a place is in both lists, Hide in wins.
Questions.
Where does the location come from?
From Cloudflare's network, which serves your page. It reads the visitor's approximate country, region, and city from the connection. Everylink doesn't ask for location permission and doesn't store IP addresses.
Can people see links hidden from them?
No. Hidden blocks are left out of the page before it is sent, so they aren't in the page source either.
Does it slow my page down?
No extra round trips. The rules are checked in the same request that builds your page, with no redirect and no script in the visitor's browser.
What if a visitor uses a VPN?
Location is based on where the connection appears to come from, so a VPN changes what they see.